Cedar Hill News

CEDAR HILL - The Greenbrier Bobcats' boys and girls' basketball teams traveled cross-county to play Jo Byrns last Tuesday in the second half of a home-and-home series.

If you find the idea of bargain hunting and possibly winning a $50 cash door prize while chowing down on a fresh-made Angus burger and fries appealing, then Dale's Country Auction is the place for you.

College commencements are full of family stories, as was Friday's ceremonies at Austin Peay State University's Dunn Center.

Leaders of the National High School Rodeo Association , the oldest youth rodeo program in America, appointed Lee Burton of Cedar Hill to the Wrangler High School All Star Rodeo Team, a corporate-sponsored youth rodeo team.

A 20-year country music tradition continues as the Pleasant View Dance Center is under new management.

Lewis Hardy Hunt, of Pleasant View, Tenn., son of John and Ollie Hardy Hunt, died Nov.

Child reportedly has driven truck before By TAVIA D. GREEN * The Leaf-Chronicle * October 6, 2009 A 41-year-old woman in the 200 block of Mark Spitz Drive reported Saturday a 5-year-old boy wrecked his father's truck in her back yard.

Thursday, Sept. 17 is certainly going to be a red-letter day for the Robertson County Chamber of Commerce with four different membership events scheduled.

Complete text of Clarksville, Tennessee Police Department's news release on Downing shooting Posted: Thursday, September 10th, 2009 On September 8, 2009, around 3:17 a.m., officers responded to a welfare check at 1705 Autumnwood Blvd in reference to a person who may have been shot.

Willard and Barbara Nicholson Perry celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on September 5, 2009.

CEDAR HILL - For the defending state runner-up, 2009 doesn't begin with any cupcake opponent or pushover.

D&L Photo/CHRIS COOPER A two vehicle accident claimed the life of a Tennessee woman whose car is shown at right.

Dennis Michael Nadolny, born Sept. 1, 1946, was formally from LaSalle, Ill. In the South, people called him 'Yankee.' Folks in the North knew him as 'Hog.' Close friends likewise called him 'Pee-Pa.' He was a free-spirited man who was very plain spoken.